my name is peter albert and this is the second time i've been before you on this class that we have yet to figure out a name for. i call it how to ride muni by yourself. in the idea is this is a class that is geared for students who are specifically for students who are going to be riding muni by themselves to school. as many of you know, muni is the school bus for a lot of san francisco. what we focus are on the walk to muni and how it can be safe. we focus on riding muni itself and underring the station agents and drivers are there to help you. there's safety awareness lessons we talk about. we talk about the courtesy that the students show other passengers when they see an elderly person or person with disabilities or a pregnant woman they offer up the seats. these are the things that make riding the muni the enjoyable experience but also, i do want to focus on the word enjoyment. there's been a lot of fun in this class about what it's like to ride muni. so, i'm only going to do the quick outline. i'm going to hand it over to the students who will talk for themselves in two days, sep

by the way, david mccullough just called peter drummey a national treasure in front of a big audience and alberthow did that go over? [laughter] >> i'm not going to repeat my attempt to get underneath the table. >> so what would you write about? >> i think apples don't fall far from the tree. i think one of the most interesting people in this multi generational plan is the person - - my interest in him crew out of his importance to this institution. and that's charles francis adams junior. one of john quincy adams' grandsons. who is a young lawyer before the civil war. is calvary officer during the civil war. commands a black calvary regiment. is a reformer after the civil war. like many reformers, and so as head of the railroads that he is attempting to reform. and so as the head of the union pacific railroad. has a campaign against all of the robber barons of the late 19th century. is defeated. driven out of his business career. comes back here to massachusetts and spends essentially the last 30 years of his life and devoted to the town of quincy. but essentially, making this place over. a sor